2. The Concept of Administrative Law
Administrative law is a branch of law that regulates
public relations in the field of management activities of
bodies and officials performing public functions of the
state and municipalities.
The subject of administrative law is social relations
arising in connection with and about the practical
implementation of executive power.
Methods of the administrative law:
- prescription;
- prohibition;
- permission.
3. Administrative Offense
An administrative offense is an unlawful, guilty
action (inaction) of a person (physical or legal), for which
administrative liability is established by the legislation on
administrative offenses.
Signs of an administrative offense:
- Anti-public;
- Wrongfulness;
- Guilt;
- Punishability.
Administrative offenses differ from crimes in that their
commission does not cause significant harm to society
4. Administrative Responsibility
Administrative responsibility – determines the
obligations of the subject to undergo deprivation of a
state-imperious nature for a committed
administrative offense.
Administrative punishment is a measure of
responsibility established by the state for committing
an administrative offense, which is used to prevent
the commission of new offenses both by the offender
himself and by other persons.
5. Administrative Penalties:
warning;
administrative fine;
confiscation of the instrument of committing or the
subject of an administrative offense;
deprivation of a special right granted to an individual;
administrative arrest;
administrative expulsion from the Russian Federation of
a foreign citizen or stateless person;
disqualification;
administrative suspension of activities;
compulsory work.
